From debate competitions, 

various interviews, to daily communication––

We invited a group of star orators from Pembroke College of Cambridge University to train our camp participants. They will be offering practical guidance from the perspective of a "debate champ", and sharing their extensive experience and "personally tested" tips that students can apply in everyday communication.

Let's meet our VIP instructors ––

Toby Parsloe

Toby has a PhD from Pembroke College, 

University of Cambridge, 

and is a founder of Pembroke Prattlers – 

the college's speaking society.

He is also a winner of the Riley Declamation Prize.

Toby Chesser

A Master's graduate from Pembroke College, 

University of Cambridge, 

Toby was the president of Pembroke Prattlers in 2022.

In the same year, he won the Riley Declamation Prize.

Meta Posthumus

Meta is graduated from Pembroke College 

and was the 2023 winner of the Riley Declamation Prize. 

She was the president of Pembroke Prattlers.

Whether in their studies or university application, what sets a student apart nowadays is no longer their ability to learn by rote, but how they can utilise what they have learned to express themselves, think about the world around them, and communicate with others. This is central to how top universities assess prospective students and the future demand in the job market. 

Therefore, dialectical thinking, public speaking and debating skills, and the ability to think on one's feet during interviews are vital for students, and may even make up for their shortage. 

However, many Asian students often struggle with expressing and showcasing themselves. Some of these situations may sound familiar to your child:

At this camp, students will learn from experienced tutors from Cambridge how to think logically and incisively and unlock the skills for Oxbridge interviews, overcoming hurdles in speech.

lt expands a child's world beyond static books and formulas.

While most parents recognise the health benefits of physical activity, few know that sports can also enhance intellectual development, creativity, and concentration. By increasing their exercise, children can improve their memory, performance in the classroom, and ability to plan and direct their behavior.

Your child may have encountered these challenges: